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If i drank alcohol the day of a blood test, could it raise my lipase levels slightly? result was 80 - reference goes to 60. i've had normal ct since.
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Yes it could.: Also lipase 80 is really insignificant and unlikely you have pancreatitis.
Answered 10/14/2017
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